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IP67 design
Edge Node IP67
A sealed mini Linux computer for industrial sites. Two M12 connectors for power and Ethernet, an Arm Cortex-A7 running open Linux, and field updates over the network so the enclosure never has to be opened.
Key features
Built to be mounted and forgotten
Everything an installer touches is on the outside. Everything a developer needs is reachable over the network.
IP67 sealed design
IP66/IP67 certified polycarbonate enclosure with a cast gasket, IP67 M12 connectors and sealed panel indicators.
Screw-locking M12
A-coded M12 for 5 V DC power and D-coded M12 for 10/100 Ethernet. Standard industrial cordsets, no exposed RJ45.
Open embedded Linux
Choose a lean Yocto image or Debian 13 with apt. Root access over SSH, your services, your packages.
Safe field updates
A/B system partitions with rollback and signed update bundles. Your applications and data survive every update.
Status you can see
A green POWER LED driven by hardware and a three-colour STATUS LED that your application controls.
Install with the lid closed
External mounting lugs with four Ø5 mm holes and two keyholes. Fanless, no moving parts.
Inside the enclosure
An industrial Arm board, sealed and serviceable
The Edge Node IP67 is built around an NXP i.MX 6ULL industrial single-board computer on a mounting plate, with an interface board for the indicators and pre-routed M12 wiring.
- NXP i.MX 6ULL, Arm Cortex-A7 at 792 MHz
- 512 MB DDR3L RAM and 8 GB eMMC
- Secure boot capable (HABv4) with AES/SHA crypto engine
- Components rated −40 to +85 °C, fanless
Technical specifications
Model 5V-IP67-ETH, revision H. Pilot units are available now.
Computing
- Processor
- NXP i.MX 6ULL, Arm Cortex-A7, 792 MHz
- Memory
- 512 MB DDR3L
- Storage
- 8 GB eMMC
- Operating system
- Open embedded Linux: Yocto or Debian 13
- Updates
- A/B updates with rollback (RAUC), signed bundles
- Security
- Secure boot capable (HABv4), AES/SHA crypto engine
Network
- Ethernet
- 10/100BASE-TX, IEEE 802.3, 1 port
- Connector
- M12 D-coded, 4-pin, female
- Access
- IP and SSH over Ethernet
Power
- Input
- 5.0 V DC regulated (4.85 to 5.15 V), SELV, at least 1 A
- Connector
- M12 A-coded, 4-pin, male
- Option
- Protected 9 to 32 V DC wide input
Indicators
- POWER
- Green, hardware-driven
- STATUS
- Off, red, green or amber, set by your application
Mechanical and environmental
- Enclosure
- Polycarbonate, light grey, opaque lid
- Dimensions
- 121.4 × 81.6 × 60.2 mm (151.6 mm over mounting lugs)
- Mounting
- 4 × Ø5 mm holes and 2 keyholes on external lugs
- Ingress
- IP67 design: IP66/IP67 certified enclosure (EN 60529), IP67 connectors and indicators
- Temperature
- Components rated −40 to +85 °C, fanless
Options
Configure it for your project
The base unit is Ethernet only. Add the interfaces and services your installation needs.
RS-485 and CAN
Fieldbus interfaces for Modbus RTU meters, drives and controllers.
GPIO
Digital inputs and outputs for contacts, alarms and simple actuators.
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE
Wireless connectivity where running a cable is not practical.
9 to 32 V DC input
Protected wide-input power stage for 12 V and 24 V industrial supplies.
Factory image
Your Linux image, or our standard image with your applications, installed and tested before shipping.
Cables and private label
Pre-assembled M12 power and Ethernet cordsets, custom nameplate and branding.
Typical applications
Where the Edge Node IP67 fits
Machine data stays on the machine
Mount the node on the frame, collect and log data locally and forward it over MQTT or HTTP.
OT and IT networks speak different protocols
Run protocol conversion on the node, for example Modbus to MQTT or OPC UA, close to the equipment.
Raw sensor data is too much to send
Pre-process and filter on the edge for condition monitoring, and send only what matters.
No cabinet space in wet or dusty areas
Install a sealed Linux device directly in washdown, outdoor or dusty zones.
Remote sites in energy, water and infrastructure
Place a fanless node at pump stations, substations or plant rooms on the existing site network.
IIoT pilots and asset retrofits
Start with a small batch of open devices and scale without changing platform.
Edge Node IP67: frequently asked questions
01Which Linux distributions are supported?
Two images share the same boot and update layout: a lean Yocto image and Debian 13 (armhf) with access to the full apt archive. Both use A/B updates with rollback.
02How do I deploy my application?
Over Ethernet with SSH, as on any Linux machine, or packaged as a .deb that is kept and reinstalled across system updates. Your data lives on a separate persistent partition.
03Does it have RS-485 or Wi-Fi?
The base model 5V-IP67-ETH is Ethernet only. RS-485, CAN, GPIO and Wi-Fi with Bluetooth LE are available as hardware options.
04What power supply do I need?
The base model takes a regulated 5 V DC supply of at least 1 A through the M12 A-coded connector. For 12 V or 24 V supplies, choose the protected 9 to 32 V input option.
05What is the availability?
Pilot units are available now. Ingress testing of the finished unit and the CE conformity assessment are part of the production release. Contact us for pilot quantities and lead times.
Get Edge Node IP67 pilot units
Tell us your interfaces, power supply and quantities. We will confirm the configuration, image and lead time.